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When the user launches a “new window” in the home screen application

When the user launches the "new window" link in the home screen application.

In Mobile Safari, this type of action will open a new tab. What happens if the application is on the main screen and has name = "apple of mobile web applications with support", content = "yes" active.

Will the window still technically be in a different tab, although you can’t go back to the original version - or will it just move around the current tab?

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First of all, unfortunately, the window.open method does not work at all.
Instead, a href = "..". > ... </a> works and by default launches Safari and opens the link in a normal browser window (therefore, if the user wants to return to the application, he needs to double-click the iPad key and return to it).
You can force the link to open inside the application (so replacing the current page) with the tricks listed here: iPhone Safari Web App opens links in a new window

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Hi, I found a brilliant way to have the effect of "window.open" in iOS webapp too! He loads the page on the Safari tab and solved my problem, maybe it can be useful for others: http://webdeveloper.com/forum/showpost.php?p=1161159&postcount=14
This is also a great way to avoid pop-up blocking (the blocker stops the call to window.open (url), but this does not stop this method) :-)

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/901247/

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